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Have September on the mind?  So do we.  In this After-Hours episode of Studio36, Ken and William discuss exploring new places, including those in the mind, with a little self-therapy. Then, William reacts to his listening experience with Led Zeppelin's “Physical Graffiti”, and Ken shares his experience with a socially conscious album by Kendrick Lamar “DAMN.”. The final segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes rough medication and getting back to roots. 

Feeling grounded by consistency with the little things, is an approach Ken and William discuss in this episode. Then, William reacts to his listening experience with the Foo Fighters new album “But Here We Are”, and Ken shares his experience with the debut album by DOMi and JD Beck “NOT TONiGHT”. The final segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a multi-talented and socially conscious American rapper, and an album delayed by a complex album cover with a view.  

Ken and William share the little, or not so little, joys of the week. Ken finds therapy in collecting photos and researching family history, which includes the Great Potato Famine in Ireland. William reacts to his listening experience with four artists performing for Led Zeppelin at the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors, and Ken shares his experience with the k-pop group, BTS at the 2019 Melon Music Awards (MMS). The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a new one from and old favorite, and some modern jazz. 

With the passing of Papa Jack, Ken and William reach deep to lift each other up, reminiscing and being grateful for the joy Papa Jack brought to life. Ken discusses experiencing a tipping point triggered by music. William reacts to his listening experience with We Were Here by Joshua Radin, and Ken shares his experience with the album Imagination & the Misfit Kid by the Labrinth (not Labyrinth). The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes live performances that may surprise. 

Clean underwear, a lost photo album, three little birds and The Bare Maximum (TEDxTeen by Steve Lacy), are all part of this week’s discussion. William reacts to his listening experience with the first grunge album, Come On Down by Seattle’s Green River, and Ken shares his experience with the album Gemini Rights by the Steve Lacy. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a Misfit Kid and whisper rock. 

Connecting with friends, screwing around in the dugout, doing laundry and band practice is all part of this week’s discussion. William reacts to his listening experience with Glass Houses by Billy Joel, and Ken shares his experience with the album AM by the Arctic Monkeys. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes the birth of a new genre and some fresh R&B. 

Jujitsu, feeding quarters to the jukebox and gaming with friends is all part of this week’s discussion. After a brief break, we are excited to return for episode two of season two. Ken reacts to his listening experience with From the Fires by Greta Van Fleet, and William shares his experience with the debut album by the Violent Femmes. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes some primates and throwing stones at glass houses. 

Public crying, burning a day and nurturing friendships are all part of this week’s season two opener. We are excited to return with our reactions to each other’s season one playlists. Ken picks a favorite that reminds him on William’s ‘old soul’ and William selects a local favorite. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes some punk and Led Zeppelin’ish. 

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To be fair… not as much of a trailer as just buying us a few more days to get through our 36-song playlists we created for each other at the end of Season One. In this brief episode, Ken and William discuss the format of Studio36 Life & Music, and give a hint of what’s to come in Season Two with episode one right around the corner. 

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Season One comes to an end with reflections of a great year. William reacts to his listening experience to the live album Unplugged… and Seated  by Rod Stewart; While Ken discusses his experience with the Red Hot Chili Peppers – Live at Slane Castle 2003 Full Concert (High Quality) by the RHCP. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes two curated playlists, of 36 songs each; one from William and one from Ken. 

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Ken and William discuss the ritual of something to look forward to; from shows to activities. William reacts to his listening experience to the album Truth by The Jeff Beck Group; While Ken discusses his experience with Anime and Manga Collection – Soundtrack Highlights from Studio Ghibli and Many More Vol. 1  by the Mononoke Ensemble. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a red hot concert and something unplugged… and seated. 

Ken and William discuss the recent family health issues and finding gratitude in challenging times. William reacts to his extended listening experience to the album December by George Winston; While Ken discusses his experience with Radio Music Society by Esperanza Spalding. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes being superstitious, and an anime soundtrack. 

Ken and William discuss the holidays and emotions that are ignited by this special time. Ken shares a few stories about times with Papa Jack, including escaping to the attic. William reacts to his listening experience to the live album Listener Supported  by The Dave Matthews Band; While Ken discusses his experience with the live performance at KEXP by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a female artist and something a little chilly. 

Ken and William discuss the idea of reflecting, resetting and breaking down goals into habits. William reacts to his listening experience with Cleopatra by The Lumineers; While Ken discusses his experience with the self-titled debut album Thee Sacred Souls. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a live performance at one of our favorite coffee shops, supported by listeners like you. 

Ken and William discuss this week’s car theme… Driving me crazy, and the joy and gratitude of being with family during Thanksgiving. William reacts to his listening experience with Hunky Dory by David Bowie; While Ken discusses his experience with 4 Your Eyez Only by J. Cole. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes the queen of Egypt and some sacred R&B. 

Ken and William discuss what it means to be human, and Ken gives some examples of connections from a recent business trip. William reacts to his listening experience with Waiting for My Rocket to Come by Jason Mraz; While Ken discusses his experience with Ants From Up There by Black Country, New Road. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes some cole and stardust. 

Ken and William discuss friends; Ken connects with his best friend in Florida, while William adds “girl” to the front of his. It’s ‘Live Week’ and William reacts to his listening experience with Right Here Right Now by Van Halen, with a little shout out to Uncle Mike. While Ken discusses his experience with Live at the Regal by B.B. King. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes something off the beaten path and a curbside prophet. 

Ken and William talk about tough weeks, where it might be hard to find the joy, but easy to find the gratitude when others “have your back”. William reacts to his listening experience with Before These Crowded Streets by the Dave Matthews Band. While Ken discusses his experience with Time Out  by The Dave Brubeck Quartet. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes another king, and a little something to help us focus on the present. 

Ken and William talk about breaking up goals into smaller bits and continuing their discussion on “Feeling Alive” as it relates to having FUN and Stickin’ It to The Man. William reacts to his listening experience with Twentythree by Tristan Prettyman. While Ken discusses his experience with a hip-hop album by MF DOOM – Mm..Food. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a quartet and some dreaming. 

Ken and William talk about childhood memories and how they shape who you are. William reacts to his listening experience with Yourself or Someone Like You by Matchbox Twenty. While Ken discusses his experience with a new album by Tyler Childers – Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes the “23 enigma” and mmmmmm… something good.

Ken and William talk about what it means to feel ‘Alive’ as measured in goosebumps. William reacts to his listening experience with Hemispheres by RUSH. While Ken discusses his experience with an encore album by Mac Miller – Swimming, released only a month before his passing. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a new release and playing with matches.

Ken and William talk about change, and how it happens with or without you. William reacts to his listening experience with At Folsom Prison, a live album by Johnny Cash. While Ken discusses his experience with two YouTube performances by Mac Miller – three songs on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert Series and one from The Space Migration Sessions. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a fast-moving band from north of the border and one that you may need to dry off from. 

Ken talks about the healing power of a hug… a real hug… one that says, “I F*cking Love You”. William reacts to his listening experience with the self-titled debut album by Elvis Presley. While Ken discusses his experience with the album – Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not by Arctic Monkeys. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a tiny concert and one for the inmates. 

Ken narrows in on the special relationship between fathers and sons. William reacts to his listening experience with the album Aja by Steely Dan, while Ken discusses his experience with the Morgan Wallen album – If I know Me. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes some monkeys and special shoes. 

Ken and William come off a one-week break for a music festival and a stadium concert. William reacts to his listening experience with the self-titled debut album by Madonna. While Ken discusses his experience with another great Radiohead album – OK Computer. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a little country, and a little jazz. 

Ken and William celebrate 20 episodes of Studio36; and share favorite moments and music from previous episodes. They also talk about people that bring joy and "Fill Your Tank" compared to Energy Vampires. William reacts to his listening, and viewing, experience with a concert by The Strokes at Lollapalooza in Chile. While Ken discusses his experience with Sam Cooke at the Harlem Square Club in 1963. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes a radio and the “Queen of Pop”.

William and Ken reflect on this weekend’s grad party with gratitude for friends and family. William reacts to his listening experience with the self-titled debut album by The Lumineers. While Ken discusses his experience with Is This It by The Strokes, who we’ll be seeing with the Red Hot Chili Peppers next month at T-Mobile Park. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience for “Live Week” with a call-back to the 60’s and something more recent on YouTube. 

William and Ken discuss that special person, who may not know just how special they are; and the power of positivity. William reacts to his listening experience with the self-titled debut album by Van Halen. While Ken discusses his experience with 2014 Forest Hills Drive by J. Cole. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience, which includes a folk-rock band and the opening act for this summer's tour with The Red Hot Chili Peppers. 

Studio36 takes a one-week hiatus as the studio converts into a COVID Isolation Room. Ken and William share activities from the last two weeks of Williams school, and William reacts to his listening experience with the Album Purple Rain by Prince. While Ken discusses his experience with Currents by Tame Impala. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience, from 70’s metal to Hip Hop. 

Our first Au Pair, Renata, travels 7,579 to see William graduate from High School. William reacts to his listening experience with the MTV Unplugged in New York featuring Nirvana; while Ken discusses his experience with Live on Red Barn Radio I&II with Tyler Childers. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience, including the color purple and something brand new, for Ken. 

Spoiler Alert - Ken and William discuss hitting the big screen to see Top Gun: Maverick. William reacts to his listening experience with the High Voltage album by AC/DC; while Ken discusses his experience with 52nd Street by Billy Joel. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience, including live albums from a studio in New York and a Red Barn.

Ken and William put some work into the house over the holiday weekend and discuss William’s Senior Concert, where he was presented a leadership award by his peers. William reacts to his listening experience with the Led Zeppelin IV; while Ken discusses his experience with Blonde by Frank Ocean. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which includes an electrifying album, and a trip to 52nd Street. 

Ken proposes the idea of a funeral playlist, and William shares wrapping up high school with positive influences in his life. William reacts to his listening experience with Fleetwood Mac’s Rumors album; while Ken talks about his experience with the Purgatory album by Tyler Childers. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which includes an ocean, and an album recorded using the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio.

Ken and William share issues at the gas pump and open up the request line to Brazil. William reacts to his listening experience with Boston by Boston; while Ken talks about his experience with Tyler, the Creator album IGOR. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which includes some country, and complicated relationships with British Blues.

Ken and William celebrate mom and how she shapes the family. Ken shares his thoughts on the risks of trusting vs not trusting. William reacts to his listening experience with Live at Wembley Stadium by the Foo Fighters; while Ken talks about a special after-concert experience at Nirvana’s Live at Reading. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which brings back a creator and stirs more than a feeling.

Ken and William present their first ‘live’ week where live performances are presented. William shared his listening experience on The Stranger album by Billy Joel; while Ken shared his experience with Californication by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which has connections from love ones lost, and a one-hour drive between live performances, separated by 16 years, in England.

Ken and William binge-watch Ted Lasso… Again; and Ken lists a compilation of lessons learned from the show. William shared his listening experience on the Unlimited Love album by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; while Ken shared his experience with Salad Days by Mac DeMarco. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which takes us to California and Vienna.

Ken and William discuss spending time with family on Easter; William’s trip to Seaside Oregon; and Ken’s impromptu happy hour with a dear friend. William shared his listening experience on the High 'n' Dry  album by Def Leppard; while Ken unpacked Flower Boy  by Tyler, the Creator. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which includes salad and some unlimited love.
 
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Ken and William discuss the declining headcount at the Bloomfield home and William’s Seattle adventure with a museum trip and concert. Ken did a deep dive into the In Rainbows  album by Radiohead; while William had his first experience with Sunrise Over Sea  by the John Butler Trio. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums, which includes a creator and an 80’s glam band.

Ken and William discuss special friends where you can always just "pick up where you left off"; regardless of how long it has been since you last saw each other. Ken developed a new appreciation for the music of Kanye West and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy  album; while William did a deep dive on Some Devil  by Dave Matthews & Friends. The segment wraps up with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience albums to each other, which includes a radio and a busker.

Ken and William discuss a week of travel which included family time, old friends, new friends, the loss of Taylor Hawkins, and the shenanigans of Will Smith at the Oscars. It was a busy week in addition to listening to Standing Hampton (Sammy Hagar) and Let It Be (The Beatles). Finally, they present this week's Listening Experience albums to each other, which includes monsters and graveyards.

Emotional Intelligence gets William through a late High School challenge. Ken and William exchange feedback on this week’s album selections – William listened to WAR  by U2 ('83) and Ken was on Ain’t That Good News by Sam Cooke ('64). After discussing albums of protest and civil rights; we presented this week’s listening experience and learned a little something about Cockney Rhyming Slang. 

Ken and William open the request line... well, sort of. After discussing William's band concerts this week, and a life learning for Ken; they react to their Listening Experience from last episode, which included Bon Iver and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John). Then, Ken and William present new albums for each other, including one from a little Irish band.

Ken and William clear the studio of furry guests; discuss William's school band events of the week, and what friendship should really feel like.  After discussing the albums Led Zeppelin II and For Emma, Forever Ago (Bon Iver); we present our Listening Experience albums for next episode - including a recall on Ken's first concert.

Ken and William introduce Studio36 Life & Music; discuss a recent trip to Seattle; reflect on their 2021 Diamond Album Listening Experience; and present  albums for each other to listen to this week.